The Costa Brava (which translates into wild Coast) is a stunning and uneven stretch of 160-kilometre long coastline. The place happens to be the most interesting place in the Girona province of Spain. Costa Brava's never-ending white sandy beaches, the natural beauty and sunshine makes it an attractive destination for couples and families who want to have a great time holidaying. It is easy to spot medieval towns, unspoiled fishing villages, sheltered rocky coves and ancient castles on the large
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The city Jaén is situated in south-central Spain and is the capital of the Jaen province. It is situated in the Andalusia autonomous community and the people here are called Jiennenses. It has a population of about 120,000. The name Jaén appears to have been originated from Jayyan which is an Arabic word that means ‘crossroads of caravans’.

It is the world’s biggest producer of olive oil and the locals call it liquid gold. The topography of this place is decided by the S
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The town Icod de los Vinos is in the Santa Cruz province on the Tenerife Island in Spain. It is situated in the northwest of Tenerife. People living in this town are called "Icodenses" in Spanish. This town is at an elevation of 235 M above sea level and its population is about 24500.

This town is surrounded by a valley that is fertile and one can see Teide, the volcanic mountain and the dense pine forests from the streets.

History
This town was founded in the year 1501; it c
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The city of Ibiza is situated on the Ibiza Island which is a part of the autonomous community of Balearic Islands. It is a municipality. In Spanish it is known as Ibiza but in Catalan it is called Eivissa; the locals call it by the name Vila d'Eivissa or villa.

Formentera and Ibiza are called "Islas Pitiusas"; the Greek word pitys means pine tree which is available in large numbers in these towns. The population of this town in 2007 was about 44500.
This city is the capital of
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The city of Huelva is situated in the southwest part of Spain; it is the capital of Huelva province which is an autonomous region in Andalusia. The rivers Tinto and Odiel merge at this city which is located in the Cadiz coast gulf. The population in this city is about 146,000. It has been in existence since 3000 BC. The oldest football club in Spain, Recreativo de Huelva, originated here.

The mineral resources of this city attracted Greeks, Romans, Phoenicians and Moors and this
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